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Reporting to the Senior Director, Forensic Pathology the incumbent is responsible for providing radiographic and imaging services to support medico-legal autopsies and death investigations.

Reporting to the Senior Director, Forensic Pathology the incumbent provides comprehensive evidentiary and technical support to the Forensic Pathology Branch, accessioning, documentation, packaging, storage, transportation, and disposition of biological samples, specimens, retained organs, and evidentiary items collected during autopsies.

Reporting to the Senior Director, Forensic Pathology the incumbent is responsible for providing oversight of the daily morgue operations and manages technical support staff. The role ensures effective scheduling, attendance monitoring, performance oversight, and compliance with continuity, chain-of-custody, confidentiality, and security standards.

Reporting to the Operations Manager the incumbent is responsible for managing, coordinating, and directing the effective, efficient, and ergonomic services of Forensic Pathology. The Property and Maintenance Supervisor is also responsible for the management of building systems to include the HVAC, generator, solar, water, distribution systems, sewerage disposal systems, and refrigeration systems.

Reporting to the Property and Maintenance Supervisor the incumbent is to inspect, maintain and repair machinery, equipment and facilities to ensure optimal operational performance, safety and reliability.

Reporting to the Property and Maintenance Supervisor the incumbent is to ensure the beautification of the Forensic Pathology Suites by maintaining a well-kept ground and ensure the proper working order of tools and other equipment. Ensure the proper use, maintenance and security of the Forensic Pathology Suites’ fixed assets on the premises and deliver good customer relations to internal and external customers.

Reporting to the Operations Manager the incumbent is responsible for assisting in the delivery of an efficient and high-quality mortuary service. This includes the cleaning and disinfection of mortuary and laboratory areas, as well as the safe removal and disposal of hazardous and biological waste generated within the Operations Section.

Reporting to the Senior Director, Forensic Pathology the incumbent is responsible for supervising, coordinating, planning and controlling administrative strategies being applied to the Forensic Pathology Branch. The Administration Manager is also responsible to develop and implement appropriate mechanisms for ensuring an ergonomically sound and safe work environment, effective equipment, adequate furniture and materials.

Reporting to the Administration Manager the incumbent is responsible for the effective processing of Funeral Home claims submitted to the Forensic Pathology Branch, ensuring compliance with contractual agreement and standard operating procedures.

Reporting to the Administration Manager the incumbent is responsible for providing exceptional service to customers by responding to inquiries, resolving complaints, and offering information about the Forensic Pathology Branch’s services. The CSO acts as a key liaison between the organization and its customers and stakeholders ensuring satisfaction while contributing to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the Branch and the organization.

Reporting to the Administration Manager the incumbent is responsible for supporting the daily operations of the Administration Section by maintaining a clean, safe, and orderly working environment in accordance with public health standards. The role also provides hospitality, Office Services and basic administrative support services, contributing to the overall efficiency, professionalism, and effective functioning of the section.

Reporting to the Management Accountant the incumbent is responsible for assisting in the maintenance of an effective cash management system; providing information for the preparation of financial statements and for controlling expenditure within the limits of the approved budget and warrant allocation in respect of the Institute’s Recurrent and Capital Budgets.